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Fanny MILLS ‎(I4778)‎

Given Names: Fanny
Surname: MILLS

Gender: Female Female

Birth: 5 November 1871

34 Willunga, South Australia, Australia
Death: 8 February 1962 ‎(Age 90)‎ Goodwood, South Australia, Australia

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Birth	5 November 1871 41 34 Willunga, South Australia, Australia
Death Notice	Source: Adelaide Advertiser Citation Details: 9 Feb 1962 Note: Deaths. On February 8th at hospital, Fanny Mills, of 25 Hill-street, parkside, loved aunt of Dorothy, Eric, Jean, Rupert, John and Jeffrey. Aged 90. Funeral Notices. MILLS. The Friends of the late Miss FANNY MILLS are informed that her funeral will leave the Funeral Chapel, 61 Unley road, on Friday, after a service at 2.45 for Cheltenham Cemetery. Oliver Raymond
Memories	Source: Rupert Ross Mills Citation Details: Nephew, July 1980 Note: Fanny was much like her mother, very straight laced and strict. She belonged to the Salvation Army, which was very important to her. She nursed her mother in her old age. "Fanny was a very genteel person, who kept to herself. Her house was old-fashioned. She wouldn't have electricity or a radio. She used candles, and the windows went down at 4 p.m. to shut out the cold air. Every Sunday Fanny went to the Salvation Army Citadel and also during the week. The Army band used to play in front of her house." Her house was originally a house and shop kept by her mother. Apparently it had haberdashery: cottons and wools; however, it closed in the 1940s. Fanny was slim and had a little voice. Rupert Ross was "her boy." Her garden had vines and an apricot tree. Rupert delivered milk to the milk house. She had a drip case outside. Fanny was chesty at the end with bronchitis. She died at the St. Clair's Hospital, near Hyde Park Road, Goodwood in the Mitchell Street area.
Death	8 February 1962 ‎(Age 90)‎ Goodwood, South Australia, Australia
Burial	Cheltenham Cemetery, Cheltenham, South Australia, Australia
Last Change	26 November 2007 - 14:12

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Parents Family (F1659)
Father	William MILLS 1830 - 1890
Mother	Esther SHEPHERD 1836 - 1924
Brother	John MILLS 1866 - 1932
Brother	William MILLS 1868 -
	Fanny MILLS 1871 - 1962
Brother	Alfred MILLS 1874 - 1950

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Death Notice	Deaths. On February 8th at hospital, Fanny Mills, of 25 Hill-street, parkside, loved aunt of Dorothy, Eric, Jean, Rupert, John and Jeffrey. Aged 90. Funeral Notices. MILLS. The Friends of the late Miss FANNY MILLS are informed that her funeral will leave the Funeral Chapel, 61 Unley road, on Friday, after a service at 2.45 for Cheltenham Cemetery. Oliver Raymond
Memories	Fanny was much like her mother, very straight laced and strict. She belonged to the Salvation Army, which was very important to her. She nursed her mother in her old age. "Fanny was a very genteel person, who kept to herself. Her house was old-fashioned. She wouldn't have electricity or a radio. She used candles, and the windows went down at 4 p.m. to shut out the cold air. Every Sunday Fanny went to the Salvation Army Citadel and also during the week. The Army band used to play in front of her house." Her house was originally a house and shop kept by her mother. Apparently it had haberdashery: cottons and wools; however, it closed in the 1940s. Fanny was slim and had a little voice. Rupert Ross was "her boy." Her garden had vines and an apricot tree. Rupert delivered milk to the milk house. She had a drip case outside. Fanny was chesty at the end with bronchitis. She died at the St. Clair's Hospital, near Hyde Park Road, Goodwood in the Mitchell Street area.

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Source	Martha Brown Shepherd & Judy Shepherd Peters
Source	Cemetery Records Citation Details: Cheltenham C #11
Death Notice	Adelaide Advertiser Citation Details: 9 Feb 1962
Memories	Rupert Ross Mills Citation Details: Nephew, July 1980